Water proof camera!!!!!

[kglacken]

I need to know which cameras are waterproof! im tired of buying cameras that dont last long on the west side! which ones are waterproof? im looking on cableas.com right now but most of them say water "resistant" or can go in freezing temperatures. i need waterproof!!!

[Alan K]

What camera's have you been using? I've never had any problems with any Stealth Cams, Bushnells, or Cudde's exposed to the rain for months on end. 

[grundy53]

I've never had a problem with my moultrie's on the wet side...

[kglacken]

What camera's have you been using? I've never had any problems with any Stealth Cams, Bushnells, or Cudde's exposed to the rain for months on end. 

I bought a wildview and i had it out in the rain for a couple days and it was no good ever since. I couldnt return it because it was not waterproof but around here thats what i need. out of those ones which one do you like the most?

[billythekidrock]

I am not sure if there is a "waterproof" trailcam. I wouldn't want to back that warranty.

We have used a lot of them (moultries, cuddeback, wildview, bushnell) and never really had problems with the rain. They do get wet inside if you open them in the rain and I have had them build up condensation inside even when it is not raining.

[wapiti hunter2]

My Moultrie D40's have served me very well.  They were out for 8 straight months last year.

[Alan K]

I was a Stealth Cam guy for years, starting with the old 35mm cameras. . . Lately I think they've gone downhill a bit. 

I'm on to the Bushnells now, love the AA batteries and it's battery life.  I'm using the 8 MP model now, and it's worked wonders for me, I'm probably around the 5000 picture mark with it and it works as well as day one.  Some guys say the older 5 MP models are more reliable though. 

[JAMMER55]

Busnell trophy cam with python cable and bear box.  Works wonders